The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09

Allowed:
James Mclaughlin, supervisor of
road district No. I. S.o5oo
5. X. Shepherd, supervisor Of road
district No. g.. Observation-Disclosures. ,,7 30
H. Burleigh, defense of Lane. 200
Margaret Bray board Of jurors, Ter
ritory VS.. Schenck ck.......... 1000
w. a. Reel, Territory VS.. Moore
and Walker. ................... 31.so
s. r. Shepherd, supervisor Of road
district No. g.. 1900
George w. Poindexter presented a peti.
tion for a private road, whereupon the
board appointed Al. E. Graeter, Samuel
| Ashbaugh and Phil Lowell as viewers, to
view said road September II, 1857.
The report OF the viewers on road peti.
| toned for by Il. II. Selway, ct. AL, was ia.
| vorably considered, but the damages and
expenses estimated by the viewers being
deemed ii, excess Of public benefits, the
board agreed to appropriate 81 900 to assist
the petitioners in completing the road un.
der section -, new Road Law.
On motion adjourned until "Wednesday,
September !, 1857, 9 a. m.
Wednesday, September :, 1857, a. III.
Board met pursuant to adjournment, a full
board present.
The following claims were allowed and
the clerk instructed to draw warrants in
payment thereof, to wit:
r. Fl. Selway, serving notice on
| viewers $40
Hecla NJ and B. Co., sundries for
road district No. .o.......... g.. 4493
Hecla NJ. and B. Co., sundries for
| Melrose bridge. e................. 46 IS
Board Of Commissioners Of Silver
Bow county, account Of Melrose
bridge. 500
Tribune Publishing Co., printing
and stationery ................ 1o1.7o
NJ. ]. McCune, horse hire for sheriff 2,.so
Leonard Eiiel, sundries for county
offices. 44.65
w. I. Eastman, sundries for coun-
ty ofhces. 1I.55
F. G. Webster, witness Territory vs..
Kennedy 1870
H. r. Melton, defense Of Walsh. -. 1000
J. G. Seybold, witness Territory VS..
hS!iheoJ ........ $40
PIP. Kline, witness Territory VS..
VIM. Flynn. ............... 1.so
]. Quail, witness Territory VS.. VIM.
| flynn n........ 800
r. J. Moore, ]. p. fees in various
cases. ....... .....'.......... $3.50
w. P. Layne, witness fees Territory
VS.. VIM. Flynn n................ l.5o
E. NJ. Murphy, witness fees T.rri-
tory VS.. VIM. Flynn. n....... 500
J. Clark, witness fees Territory VS..
VIM. Flynn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.So
!. Freeman, witness fees Territory
VS.. VIM. flynn .............. 500
| J. T. Yoe witness fees Territory VS..
VIM. Flynn. .............. 800
Geo. Butts, witness fees Territory
VS.. VIM. Flynn .............. l.5o
F. Bird, witness fees Territory vs..
VIM. Flynn .................. 500
Charles Cox, witness fees Territory
VS.. VIM. Flynn. ................ l.So
Geo. NJ. Brown, witness fees Terri
tory VS.. Walker and Moore ... l.7o
On motion ad iourned to $50 p. m.
Wednesday, September !, 1887, 80 p,
m. Board met pursuant to ad journmcnt,
and a full board present.
The resignation OF John +. Bergman as
a Justice Of the Peace at Glendale was ac-
cepted and on petition of citizens OF said
town r. Il. Thomas was appointed to fill
tae unexpired term Of Justice Of the Peace
upon his filing Il bond as required by law.
A petition from citizens ol Horse Prairie
and vicinity for establishing a public road
from the Idaho line to Red Rock station
by way OF Brenner's ranch was presented
and on motion the said petition was grant
Brenncr's and the Idaho line, and los.
Shincbvrscr, W. l.. Mcintosh and ID. T..
Metlcn were appointed viewers to meet
September 18th, 1t the intersection OF said
road ja> now traveled) with the Idaho line.
Clain!, Of J, p. Murray and w r. Gil
Der, for damages On account OF proposed
road were referred to the petitioners under
section i, Road Law, 18th session.
The bond Of Helen T.. Taylor, county
superintendent of schools, was approved.
On motion ad iourned until Thur >dav,
September :, !SS71, at = a. III,
| Thu, day, September ;, $50 > 4. M